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David Gilmour’s Retrospective Shed Application Faces Neighbours’ Objections

The guitarist’s bid to regularise a 5.95 sqm larger outbuilding in his Hampstead conservation-area garden awaits a ruling from Camden Council.

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Overview

  • The 79-year-old lodged a retrospective planning application in early July after erecting the new garden shed in April without prior permission.
  • Hampstead Hill Gardens Residents’ Association filed a formal objection over the shed’s abutment of the boundary fence and its perceived overbearing visual impact.
  • Whiteacre Planning submitted a support letter asserting the green-painted, cedar-roofed structure meets all local and national policy and causes no loss of privacy or overshadowing.
  • Planning documents show the replacement outbuilding is 5.95 sqm larger than the previous summerhouse and breaches the original two-metre setback requirement.
  • Camden Council has not set a decision date for the application, leaving potential enforcement or modification measures unresolved.